How it works
A queue that lives on their phone, not in your doorway.
Watch the whole thing: a guest joins The Brass Fig, walks down from sixth to first, and gets called. The board beside them is what the room sees.
You're in the queue
The Brass Fig
Name
Amara
Party size
2
No app, no account. We'll email you when your table is ready.
Now serving
The Brass Fig · front desk
- Waiting6 parties
- Your ticket—
- Typical wait8 min
How it works
Three steps, and the third one is tapping a button.
No hardware, no buzzers to lose, no integration project. If you can print a page you can run a queue this afternoon.
- 01Print the QR
Make a queue, pick your colours, print the poster. It takes about four minutes and it is the only setup there is.
Door · counter · table tent
- 02Guests scan and join
They point a phone at it, type a name and a party size, and they are in with a number. No app, no account, no queue at the queue.
Average join: 20 seconds
- 03Call them by email
When a table, a chair or a room frees up, tap Call. Their phone updates and an email lands. They come back from wherever they went.
Called → seated or admitted in one tap
One ticket, start to finish
What happens to number 042.
Five states, and four of them are a single tap. There is no other path through the product, which is the point.
- 00:00
Joined
The guest scans, fills in the short form you designed and gets number 042. An email confirms it with a link to their live status page.
- 00:01
Waiting
Your board shows them with a running clock. Their phone shows who is ahead and an estimate from your own night — at a restaurant, the tables that suit their party and how fast those are turning; at a salon, the chair of the stylist they asked for; anywhere else, how fast people are going through. Not a guess we invented, and it moves when the room does.
- 00:23
Called
You tap Call. Their page turns orange, their phone buzzes, and the email lands. If they miss it, one tap re-calls them.
- 00:26
Seated or admitted
A restaurant taps Seat and picks the table; when the party leaves, Table free hands it to the next quote. A salon taps Start with the stylist, then Done. An event or a counter taps Admit or Serve. If they never showed, No-show — and after the minutes you choose, Queued does that for you.
- Nightly
Counted
Joined, served, no-shows, what you quoted against what people waited, and your busiest hours roll into the analytics — plus table turn times for a restaurant, or door pace for an event. A summary email lands at closing time if you want one.
Start this afternoon
It takes about four minutes to set up.
Name the queue, pick your colours, print the poster. That is the whole of the onboarding, and the free plan carries it for as long as you like.